TMJ TREATMENTS
Auckland TMJ Centre works closely with TMJ physiotherapists and rheumatology partners. Physiotherapy supports recovery after TMJ surgery; rheumatology helps where autoimmune or inflammatory conditions may contribute to a TMJ disorder.
Overview
Specialist referral pathways at Auckland TMJ Centre include physiotherapy and rheumatology. Specialised jaw exercises help retrain the muscles, restore natural jaw movement, and encourage proper disc alignment. Where appropriate we may recommend blood tests or refer you to a rheumatologist for a thorough diagnosis and management plan.
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What to expect
Physiotherapy plays a vital role in your recovery following TMJ surgery. Specialised jaw exercises help retrain the muscles, restore natural jaw movement, and encourage proper disc alignment.
At Auckland TMJ Centre we carefully consider underlying autoimmune or inflammatory conditions as possible contributors to TMJ disorders. Where appropriate we may recommend blood tests or refer you to a rheumatologist for a thorough diagnosis and management plan.
Common questions
Physiotherapy plays a vital role in your recovery following TMJ surgery. Specialised jaw exercises help retrain the muscles, restore natural jaw movement, and encourage proper disc alignment.
At Auckland TMJ Centre we carefully consider underlying autoimmune or inflammatory conditions as possible contributors to TMJ disorders. Where appropriate we may recommend blood tests or refer you to a rheumatologist for a thorough diagnosis and management plan.
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Same surgeons
When surgery is required, it is carried out at OMS Specialists, our co-located oral and maxillofacial surgery practice. Same surgeons, same accredited facility, full-scope surgical care across jaw, facial, oral, and skin conditions.
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